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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
11
New York March 3 Devout Jews begin Purim observance marking Esther’s fast and the reading of the book in synagogues. Homes bake three cornered aman tas hen cakes with poppyhead seeds while gift giving to the poor continues as part of Tzodoko charity.
SEWARD Alaska Feb 40 By Mail Christmas of last year has not yet arrived for youngsters at Alaska points west of Seward as no regular boat has carried mail or freight there since last fall. A boat will soon be put on the run and Christmas presents ordered last fall will arrive before Easter. The new power schooner Joseph Pulitzer will serve Kodiak Unga San Point Unalaska and other points that were served by the Dora.
In San Francisco on March 2 a US commissioner ruled a bed in a saloon does not prove a home for Henry Jensen, a former saloon keeper charged with violating the prohibition amendment. He argued homesteader logic, but the commissioner held Jensen for the grand jury.
The director of sales announces no army quartermaster retail store or branch will close until its stock is exhausted or overhead exceeds 40 percent of sales. Over 90 percent of items have been sold. remaining stock will be disposed via bids that favor small retailers, with items listed by description, location, and quantity and a fixed minimum shipment unit.
Assistant Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. S. G. Hopkins left yesterday afternoon for Wheatland. They will stay until Friday and then return to Washington for urgent departmental business summoned the same day.
Cody resident A McNeil reports finding a parchment inscription and rabbit skin roll inside a 23 inch violin presented 25 years ago by George Blue. The document claims a 1673 Jamestown origin and a 1706 will transferring the fiddle through the Blue family, with no serious damage to the instrument.
An automobile top making business at Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbeiner offers prompt efficient service for customers seeking vehicle tops. The ad emphasizes quick turnaround and reliable workmanship with a local shop tone.
March 2 six persons including four children and an elderly couple were burned to death when a blaze destroyed the dwelling of farmer Guadious Duvont near St Kerreol Montmorency county. Mrs Duvont was rescued but four children and her parents Mr and Mrs Pierre Trembley died in the fire.
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